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  1. Trailing White Lantana Plants offer a low, spreading habit that is loaded with flowers that are a pure, eye-opening white with the barest hint of bright yellow at their centers! Trailing White lantana are heat and drought tolerant, low-maintenance plants that are constantly covered in color that attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

  2. Bright white blooms with a central yellow eye make a beautiful spring and summer display, and attract a variety of hummingbirds and butterflies. Makes a wonderful cascading addition to raised beds and baskets, this species is also effective for erosion control on sunny hillsides and slopes.

  3. Clusters (to 1 1/2″ across) of tiny lightly-fragrant ‘Trailing WhiteLantana flowers held in a circular head about 1 and 1/2 inches wide with yellow throats bloom profusely throughout the year in frost free areas.

  4. Lantana is a heat-loving, drought-and salt-tolerant plant that produces prominent clusters of small, boisterous flowers throughout the growing season. Its cluster of blossoms will emerge one color and mature to another, creating a kaleidoscope of colors on one plant.

  5. Beautiful trailing or spreading perennial with profusion of lavender, purple or white flowers which attract butterflies. Outstanding heat, wind & drought tolerance. Hardiness: Zone 8b. Exposure: Full sun. Size: Height — 1 feet tall; width — 4 feet wide.

  6. A natural for filling sunny banks and slopes. Plant in flower and shrub beds, raised planters, along fence lines and foundations, and in parkways. Put them in pots for powerful color on a deck or patio with brightly blooming annual flowers. Flower Color: White: Foliage Color: Green: Companion Plants

  7. With a low, naturally spreading to weeping habit White Trailing Lantana makes an excellent choice for the garden or as a spiller in mixed containers. Excellent for butterflies, bees and other pollinators. Evergreen in mild winter climates and makes a wonderful freely flowering groundcover.